Showing posts with label Hyper Island. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hyper Island. Show all posts

March 30, 2008

Reaktor STHLM


I've made a visual identity for sound production company Reaktor STHLM. Reaktor STHLM 's clients are in the TV production industry, but are now aiming to approach the web production industry. The identity contains logo, color guidance, typeface guidance, stationary and website.

Click here to see the online design manual.
Click here for the beta website.

February 6, 2008

Less is more


Today, graphic designer Jan Nielsen from Loop Associates held a lecture on typography at Hyper Island. He gave us the assignment to type our names as characteristic as possible. I always try to keep it simple so I wanted to try to type my name with as few blocks as possible and still be able to read it. The result is the enlarged black pixels above.

January 24, 2008

One less pair of big glasses in the advertisement world


I just got the sad news that my internship partner Christian Lampa got his glasses broken by the Swedish Luftfartsverket (the organisation that administrates Sweden's air traffic). Obviously it was something about a security check...

January 15, 2008

Storyboad


Today we had a storyboard workshop at school. Patrik Berg from storyboard.nu tried to teach us how to do storyboards and draw objects upside down.

January 6, 2008

Rosander, Lampa & Partners



Since I just started this blog this is old news. Crille Lampa and I are not only partners in big glasses, we're also partners in internship. Just before going on holiday vacation me and Crille got an invitation from Goodby, Silverstein & Partners in San Fransico saying that they want us to do our internships at their office...

So, we are going to San Fransisco in the end of March and staying there for four months, if they don't want us to stay longer... Currently they're looking for a place for us to stay while me and Crille are dealing with the visa stuff that sometimes makes me want to stay in Sweden and never leave, it's a real pain this bureaucracy!